Lubbock Westerners Prepare as Marvesters Clash
The Westerners map a drive to outplay the Marvesters as Coates leaves with a knee injury. Both teams feature former Waco High School stars with high all conference odds. Coach Litt lefield plans a start with elves against the Frogs, using Coates Nie bubr at tackle, Smartt and Pennington guards, Smith center, Fagan at quarterback, Arnold and Hillard halves, and Laurence or Pret fullback. Hilliard retains a scoring edge in the Southwest despite a recent stop by Peewee Hie and a dip from 1932 form.
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Lubbock High Prepares for Pampa Clash in District 1
Lubbock High School Westerners coach Weldon Chapman and Burl Huffman train to stop Pampa Harvesters potent air attack. The teams meet Saturday in Lubbock in a key District 1 showdown shaping the 1933 title race with Amarillo awaiting Thanksgiving.
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Aces Strain Tells On Michigan in Review
Notre Dame stars Pilney Maraziotti and Elser want Hank Anderson back next year. Lukats misfired a pass picked off by Purdue for a TD. Michigan's fate shadows Minnesota and Northwestern as both sophomore squads improve. Purdue backfield Purvis Hector and Carter hailed as top Midwest trio. Kawal of Northwestern dominates line play. Lin Stiner of Oregon State innovates a kickoff block tactic.
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Grid Notes on Colleges Prep for Saturday Games
Reports from Dallas Waco Fayetteville Fort Worth Austin Houston summarize coachs plans and player notes for upcoming college football games. SMU eyeing Centenary, Baylor cautious vs Texas Tech, Arkansas sizing up Hendrix, TCU departing for Texas, Texas aims to bolster offense with Arnold and Hilliard, Rice set for Aggies clash with sellout expected.
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Heinz in 2nd Moran Match at National Guard Armory
Sailor Moran of Arkansas meets Tommy Heinz of California in a two of three falls contest. The card also features Pat Garrison versus Claude Swindell in a one fall 30 minute limit semifinal and Lobo Brown versus Art Belcher in a preliminary one fall 10 minute limit. Matches start at 8 p.m. with the lineup following.
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Kansas State Ready To Meet Oklahoma
Kansas State coach Bo McMillin can use a full squad for the Oklahoma game in Manhattan on Saturday. Quarterback Lee Morgan, hurt last week at Iowa State, has only superficial injuries and will play. He was the only casualty at Ames as the Big Six standings race tightens for second place.
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Army and Nebraska Boomed for National Championship Game
The national championship football game is slated for Soldier Field in Chicago on December 9. November 28 showcase games include Michigan at Evanston with Northwestern, Dartmouth at Stagg Field in Chicago, and Notre Dame meeting Southern California at South Bend.
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Brisk Player Trades Highlight Minors Convention
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues held its second day of executive talks in Galveston with brisk minor league player trading. Major moves included St Louis Cardinals trading Jimmy Wilson to Philadelphia and Portland's Henry Oana moving to the Phillies. Western League reorganized with Denver and Omaha slated for the 1934 pennant race and possible new members Sioux City and Lincoln.
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All American Choices Up to Grid World Soon
Walter Camp’s era influences the annual AP All-America guesswork as voters wrestle with a close field. Standouts like Bernard, Buckler, Crawford, and Sauer gain early consensus while late results in key games may reshape picks for Ends to Fullbacks across Navy, Duke, Michigan, Army, Nebraska and more.
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Stiner's Spirit Key To Beaver Victory Over Fordham
Henry Mlemore notes Oregon State coach Lon Stiner blamed jitters for a loss to Oregon. He says mental calm and team spirit carried the Beavers through the season and predicts a win over Fordham in New York. He asserts the squad will triumph if his mood stays even and the players maintain West Point like spirit.
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Lambdin Family Moves to Canyon from Amarillo
Donald Lambdin son of assistant County Attorney Ross D. Lambdin and Mrs Donald Lambdin moves to Canyon from Amarillo. He takes a job at a Magnolia station in Canyon.
Longhorns in thick of race for SWC title
Texas faces a must win stretch after a 3-0 loss to Baylor. Baylor and Arkansas victories reshaped the conference race with Rice and SMU in the mix for a title tie, while injuries threaten key players Charlie Coates and Phil Sanger ahead of the next game.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Cincinnati bout Victor Hambright outpointed Jackie Purvis while Paul Thobe drew with Kid Wright. Laredo saw Joe Ruz defeat Johnny Cook. Reno matches ended in draws with Al Gomes and Ernie Peters. Soul Rogers knocked out Jimmy Mello in Oakland.
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San Diego
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Vega Pastor Moves to Dumas Church
Rev. W. B. Swim, longtime Vega Methodist pastor, will preach at Dumas Methodist Church as he transfers from Vega this week. The Northwest Texas Methodist Conference at Clarendon approved the move. He relocates to Dumas today.
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